Третий студийный альбом немецкой певицы и актриса, известной под именем феи из кельтской мифологии Oonagh. Полная теплоты музыка Oonagh сочетает в себе различные музыкальные влияния.

Oonagh, успешно дебютировавший и ставший музыкальным открытием проект, представляет свой второй альбом "Aeria", вновь "похищающий" в мир фантазий и мифов, все так же задействуя и эльфийский язык. В альбоме приняли участие и Santiano c Oomph!. Эта работа выглядит еще более удивительно, поражает большим музыкальным разнообразием.

Немецкая певица Зента-София Деллипонти, выступает под артистическим псевдонимом Oonagh, в 2014 году выпустила первый полноформатный альбом. Исполняет песни на немецком и эльфийском языках, также есть песни на кечуа, кельтском, ведийском санскрите и английском, и её музыка сочетает в себе различные музыкальные влияния.

Live performance from renowned composer and multi-instrumentalist Hans Zimmer recorded in Prague in May 2016. Accompanied by the Czech National Symphonic Orchestra and guitarist Johnny Marr, Zimmer performs some of his most well-known pieces from films such as 'Gladiator' (2000), 'The Lion King' (1994) and 'The Dark Knight' (2008)

Bridgewater's 2015 effort, Dee Dee's Feathers, found her paying homage to the history of New Orleans, as well as marking the tenth anniversary of Hurricane Katrina. A collaboration between Bridgewater, New Orleans trumpeter Irvin Mayfield, and the New Orleans Jazz Orchestra, the album also featured appearances from such New Orleans luminaries as keyboardist Dr. John and percussionist Bill Summers.

Midnight Sun, a collection of love songs from throughout Grammy and Tony Award-winning artist Dee Dee Bridgewater's ritically acclaimed career, is set for release on DDB Records/Emarcy (Universal) on August 23rd. A love letter of sorts, Midnight Sun, produced by Tulani Bridgewater-Kowalski, is the ultimate mixed tape, traversing landscapes of melodically mournful tales of love lost, heartrending ballads about forever afters and sultry promises of bliss. Midnight Sun is the fourth release on Bridgewater's own label, DDB Records.

Nashville-based singer/songwriter/pianist Jillette Johnson will release her sophomore album, All I Ever See In You Is Me, July 28 on Rounder Records. With her nuanced lyricism and shapeshifting vocals, Johnson is the rare artist who needs little sonic accompaniment to make an indelible impact. Produced by Dave Cobb (the Grammy Award winner known for his work with Jason Isbell, Sturgill Simpson, and Chris Stapleton), All I Ever See in You Is Me offers up sparsely orchestrated songs centering on Johnson’s spirited piano work and graceful vocal command. Like only the most timeless songwriters, Johnson finds infinite depth within that simplicity, tapping into her quiet intensity and classic sensibilities to capture the subtlest of feelings.

Miley Cyrus’ new album, Younger Now, is out now. As is typical with the child star-cum-pop star-cum-cultural-appropriator-extraordinaire, a new album means an entirely new Miley. Gone are the dreadlocks, the twerking, and the days of doing acid with Wayne Coyne. (In a May 2017 interview with Billboard, the Franklin, Tennessee-born singer exclaimed that she hadn’t smoked pot “in three weeks!”) Here’s everything we know about Miley’s sixth studio album. The album is produced by Cyrus and Oren Yoel.

Leon Russell‘s final studio album will be posthumously released later this year. Russell completed On A Distant Shore shortly before his death, last November. Rolling Stone have shared the album’s lead single “Love This Way”, which you can hear below.

Christian Sands may appear onstage as a sideman to bigger names, but when he puts his tender fingers on those hard black and white keys, he changes the scenery of a room. In his upcoming new Mack Avenue record debut REACH, the 27-year-old jazz pianist steps into the limelight as the disarming revelation he is in person. Reach is scheduled for release April 21 and features three-time Grammy®-winning bassist Christian McBride as co-producer and a special guest on one of the tunes, that bowed bass in the Bill Withers cover, “Use Me.” Sands regularly tours with McBride’s Grammy-nominated Trio far and wide, giving audiences a glimpse of the tasty measures rolling around in the versatile pianist’s fertile imagination.